The National Association of REALTORS® released its monthly spin on the market two days ago, and I am noticing a growing trend of careful omission that seems
Home sales continue their slow rise from the market bottom reached in August of 2009. Graphic report shows strong recent homebuyer activity.
New home permits and sales levels are at historic lows in Tallahassee, and the housing market appears to need another year to get in balance.
A look at residential sales trends to see current home price movement as well as why the housing market is behaving the way that it is.
Pending home sales are the list of homes that are under contract and waiting for closing, and this list is growing in the Tallahassee housing market.
The following tables demonstrate housing supply and demand dynamics in the Tallahassee real estate market as of March 13, 2010. Each area
Tallahassee Neighborhoods are enjoying the beginning of the market turn, with homes selling at a faster rate today than they were a year ago. The most
Summerbrooke home sales show home prices are still dropping but monthly sales are on the rise. Just how soon will the market will reach equilibrium.
Wakulla County home sales are down 79% since the peak of the market in March 2006. Simultaneously, foreclosures in Wakulla County are “through the roof.”
Closed Home Sales Report shows the market bottoming out in August of last year near 6 home sales per day, as well as the climb back up of 17%!
Housing inventory trends are moving in a positive direction. New listings are declining, new failures decline , new sales are rising, and new pendings are rising.
Mobile homes offer the combination of appreciation, market position, and great rent ratios, which are important factors to real estate value investors.
Tallahassee closed home sales are increasing every day, with considerable proof that the market bottom was reached in August of 2009.
By measuring the Home Sales Success rate, we are able to observe that over the past year, only 46% of the homes in Tallahassee that were listed actually sold.
Home values in Killearn Lakes Unit 2 have depreciated 17% since the peak of the market, which is much better than many other parts of the Tallahassee housing market
Tallahassee pending home sales appear to be climbing up from the bottom found in mid July. It is exciting to see this growth after years of steady declines.
Unfortunately, Tallahassee home sales in January 2010 was the worst month on record (20 years worth of Tallahassee home sales information), but there are some positive signs to consider.
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